Schools in Nghe An are ready to welcome students back to school on the 6th day of Tet.

This is an assertion ofDirector of Department of Education and TrainingThai Van Thanh on the plan for Nghe An students to return to school after the Lunar New Year holiday. Accordingly, due to the current situation,Covid-19 epidemicIn Nghe An province, the situation is still basically under control. There has not been a single positive case of Covid-19 in the province, so students still go to school normally.

However, to ensure disease prevention, the Director of the Department of Education and Training requires schools to clean the school yard to ensure a clean, airy and disinfected space before students return to school.

Students of Cua Nam 1 Primary School (Vinh city) wash their hands with sanitizer before entering class. Photo: MH

In addition, the school must also assign each homeroom teacher to be familiar with each student. If any student has a parent returning from an epidemic area and is at risk of infection, they must be allowed to stay home from school and the school must have a plan for tutoring and additional training.

During the teaching and learning process, limit activities that gather large crowds and recommend that students wear masks when participating in group activities.

Because the epidemic is still complicated, schools also regularly prepare disinfectant water, equip enough water taps and remind students to wash their hands regularly.

Accordingly, for the Lunar New Year 2021, Nghe An students will have 9 consecutive days off, starting from Monday, February 8, 2021 to Tuesday, February 16, 2021 (ie from December 27, Canh Ty year to January 5, Tan Suu year). As for officials, civil servants, public employees and workers of the industry, they will have 7 consecutive days off, from December 29 to January 5.